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brad paisley is with us. brad, you put your guitar on the front of the album, huh?, you know, it's shameless promotion. >> jimmy: yeah, why not? our first guest tonight is an oscar winner and an easy reader. starting october 27th he returns for season two of "lioness" on paramount plus. please welcome the one and only morgan freeman. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? it's very good to see you. >> how are you? very good to see you. >> jimmy: what happened with your hair? it's gone. >> well, it's a long story actually. >> jimmy: you look good with a bald head. you never know how you're going to look until you're -- until you're bald, right? i mean. >> yeah. i don't know why i shaved it off at first, but as soon as some friends saw it, they said, oh, you look younger. that was it. >> jimmy: plan to keep it like this? or you're thinking maybe one day you'll get that electric company afro you had in the '70s. oh, that one. there it is. will we ever see that again? >> wig. >> jimmy: that was a wig? >> of course. how did you not know that? >> jimmy: you're des

brad, todd, i actually want to start with you because you're doing so much work in pennsylvania. it's still really the epicenter of the thing. and the harris team has decided and you see it in their strategy that these people, they want to talk to our women perhaps who voted for nikki haley in primary in the suburbs of these places that they can they have a chance with them. what did you make of of how harris was executing this strategy on the trail in pennsylvania and elsewhere yesterday. and do you think that they had it right now i realize you're the republican, but when you got to run against him, you've got to spend a lot of time thinking about, i watched the whole town hall they did in michigan i think there's a they're off key because if kamala harris wants to win over republicans, the first obstacle there's a surface tension, right? there's like it's like ice, the things she has the ice she has to break is that she was way too liberal for way too long. she didn't address that at all. there was a kelty and woman calving an american woman in detroit who said, i'm a traditio

kate bedingfield, former white house communications director, and a cnn political commentator and brad todd, republican strategist and a partner in on message, welcome to all of you maybe we should. >> i bring back a little bit more ymca. we could put a little bit or do you there? >> put on music for 52 minutes and just looking at the joy, can see them, but you have all these balloons up here. you never know we should put some blue. they'll be fine. >> but seriously, i mean, i'm interested in this because i mean, i don't even know how many dozens, hundreds of campaign events i have covered in my career. i have never seen anything like this. i've never seen a candidate do anything like this. >> it's strange it up with taking questions and went with an unorthodox way of getting around taking questions what i think this whole election, we're getting that the contrast you're seeing between these campaigns is that i think the harris people for understandable reasons are very frustrated that most americans were half of america doesn't see the donald trump that they see. >> their, their basic

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mike: brad, is that a good extra a nation?speak, you own up to it, you apologize and move on. when you do a series of missteps and refuse to admit it and try to convince other people they heard it wrong, which is the trump strategy, that's misleading voters, and it's not acceptable in our politics, and i think voters reject that kind of behavior. what you're seeing an aggressive phase of the campaign. we're entering the last 30 days. they are hitting a variety of different methods to the hit swing voters, to talk to them. i think the vice president going on everything from "the view" to howard stern to univision is impressive, and it's very different the than the trump campaign which seems to be doubling down on their base strategy. i think kamala's running the better strategy, and it's going the matter if on election night. mike: neil, in your view, how is governor walz handling getting caught mishandling the facts? >> he got thumped in the debate with j.d. vance. so they've been hiding him because they were nervous about how

here is some sound of him speaking with brad raffensberger, the republican secretary of state in thes after the 2020 election well, i want to do is this. i just want to find that we have because we won the state former president who was trying to pull a fast one in that election absolutely not. >> what he was talking about in that call were allegations that were made about people that were allowed to the that should not have been allowed to vote under georgia law. and again you know, i'm here to no, no, no. >> that's not that's not what happened in the 2020 election. >> he said anything i said in that sound might there. >> she said he wanted to john more votes than what i'm not going to let him what he needed was mischaracterizing what was settled. the phone, josh, what he's josh i mean, we can why did he say why did he say he wanted one what he was what he needed. he said was is that he wanted an investigation into the allegations that he had may about felons voting about people who had moved out of state voting, about hijab, moved out of now, it's now products >> which is one more

they managed to convince the women that brad fell in love with them and dreamed of meeting them. in addition, it turned out that the new. ekty actors and need investments, the spanish women who learned about this decided to help their idol. a resident of granada transferred 175,000 euros, a fan of izbisk and 150,000, love is a terrible force, if you can call it that, and this is not even here, you know, there is no these new technologies that we are afraid of, when they can fake your voice, call you on the phone, and even send you some photos, here you just upload a photo, put it in your account and... write off, you write back, yes, i think, what amazing women, and in general, what is the power of the brand, the delirium of pita, yes, at a time when angelina djali accuses him of all sorts of things, and that he behaved badly there and even slapped her, and other women are ready to post such money, this is just some kind of nonsense, forgive me nonsense, they are still investing in his new films, investing in new projects, you know, he will soon be able to play frank senator. wil

deputy city attorney brad russell, you can go ahead and read them into the record. okay. i'll go ahead and do that. so on page seven, line five, it says no person shall assemble with others to block or obstruct the street, sidewalk, highway, other public right of ways or private property, absent consent of the private property owner, operator or agent in connection with preparation of a vehicle sideshow or in connection with a vehicle sideshow after being warned to disperse by law enforcement official. on page eight, line 20, lines 24 and 25, a subsection f says this article 56 shall be construed and enforced, consistent with the first amendment of the united states constitution. so i don't see any questions. so, commander jones, welcome. thank you so much, supervisors. good afternoon. i am commander nicole jones with the special operations bureau traffic division. i'm here today with my sideshow enforcement team, sergeant dan guzman, who is in charge of intel and investigations and lieutenant a.j. holder, who has all of the operational components of sideshow enforcement.

hawaii senator wl pport efforts to secure a cease-fire, diplomatic agreement.nd a brad wenstrup shares his full statement that reads we mourn the lives lost one year today. i will stand with israel as they fight to bring hostages home. >> senator jd vance delivered remarks on the one-year anniversary of the attack. project posted the event -- hosted the event.

and brad raffensperger, he's of course a republican. he decided to do an audit of the voter rolls in georgia. there are more than an 8 million people on the voter rolls. here's what he said today georgia has the cleanest voter list in the entire country georgia is a model when it comes to preventing noncitizen voting any saying this because again, looking across the voter rolls of georgia, they found just 20 noncitizens who were registered to vote in this date, those people have been referred to local law enforcement at nine of them had voted before, 11 of them had not. again, this is not exactly the masses of non-citizens voting that we've heard many on the far-right claim is happening thanks, jake and then there were the claims in georgia about voting machines flipping votes did officials address that today yes. officials in georgia have been trying to continue to knock down this claim. it's a claim. you may remember from 2020 sounds familiar, right? that voting machines were flipping votes. there's no evidence this is happening. it w

>> brad? i mean, she also did draw the former president, i guess, to texas today as well. so if are people complaining she's off the campaign trail and battleground states he is as well, at least really saw that texas is a great place further to campaign. and i think that vice president harris has a great chance tonight, no state has been impacted more by this administration's failure on an illegal illegal immigration. and then texas and it's the issue or that's costing her her best chance at the election right now, she trails known about 16. she leaves on a lot of issues, but immigration and the way this administration is handling it's hurting her. i think she should go to houston tonight and declare that she understands they made a mistake and she's going to do things differently. it'd be the best it's think she could do to turn the election around ashley. >> i mean, what about that? that the notion, i mean, i it seems unlikely that that's something that she would suddenly do now with the short amount of time. but do you think that would have been something for her to do

did you want trump and brad go? >> it'd be tim walz. he misspoke about a lot of things last night. i mean, he also said that there was an individual mandate obamacare. he said illegal immigration has gone down since biden came in office, but he also he messed up for the free speech standards of supreme court. so i think he's knucklehead in fact, but he is a knucklehead who is not ready to be vice president. >> we've got only 30 seconds. alex thompson, i've seen you focus in on this in your reporting, doesn't matter. >> i think bakari, is right that the issues are probably going to matter to people vote, but the fact is that tim walz has misspoken about a bunch of things about his own record. he misspoke about his dui conviction back in the 90s, he misspoke about carrying weapons of war when he hadn't been deployed to any combat zone. so it sort of speaks to a larger personal issue and that's why by this got so much attention all right. >> well, thanks to our panel, mark preston, come back. you can have the last word next time. i swear. thanks to all of you for joining us as well. i

. >> reporter: brad jones is an electrician and he told us he is concerned about what feels like therder standpoint, to cost for groceries, there is a lot riding on this election. >> reporter: jones has long been a member of the county board and supports former president trump, as do most of his neighbors. metter is in candler county, which trump carried 70-30 in 2020. but stirring in this part of rural georgia, quiet support for vice president harris. >> i don't line up with either party. i'm more of that person who i'm absolutely going to go towards the candidate themselves. >> come on, princess. >> reporter: tiffany lee and her husband sean race quarter horses and own a clothing store nearby. >> reporter: do you think there is a shy harris voter? >> absolutely. it's something that's whispered about. there are a lot of harris voters here. a lot. >> reporter: do you find yourself in that position? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for brandon byrd, born and raised, this is the season of voter engagement. >> hey, how you doing? >> reporter: not for a specific candidate for but for rural am

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hawaii senator wl pport efforts to secure a cease-fire, diplomatic agreement.nd a brad wenstrup shares his full statement that reads we mourn the lives lost one year today. i will stand with israel as they fight to bring hostages home. >> senator jd vance delivered remarks on the one-year anniversary of the attack. project posted the event -- hosted the event. we are united in the worst terrorist attack affecting different nations, different people, we unite to say this assault was never have it again. sadly many americans do not know the full truth of what really happened. many don't know that american citizens were killed. hamas has held citizens hostage this entire time. it was israel and jewish people who were most affected by what happened on october 7, but we can't ever let the american media, we can't ever let our fellow citizens forget that october 7 was not just an attack on israel and it was not just an attack on jews, it was an attack on americans, and every single american of common sense and principle must reject it. [applause] and i know there are many, many people -- i w

brad mcdonald. mr. mcdonald? [cheers and applause] mr.t to thank you for joining us. i've got to say, you must be sick of all the fake images of six figured men swirling around out there. >> i'll tell you what i'm sick of, mr. klepper -- you people in the media who are saying i'm not real! [laughter] >> jordan: oh, shit! wow. you really have six fingers? >> i sure do. this look artificially generated to you, fancy boy? why, i ought to give you a 6-knuckle sandwich! [laughter] >> jordan: i'm sorry, mr. mcdonald. i had no idea. forgive me for asking, but do you have six fingers on both hands? >> of course not. i'm not a freak! my other hand is afoot. [laughter] >> jordan: clearly. this is enlightening for me. frankly, i had no idea there actually was a real six fingered man in north carolina. >> you think i'm the only one? is actually six of us, all right? together we have rescued every dog in the county, but does anybody in the media ever thank us? no. they call us a bunch of ai fakes! if i ever see one of them nice people, i swear i'm goi

. >> now brad, todd, what do you make of all this? >> i mean this was like an open secret on capitol hill there's no love lost between mitch mcconnell and donald trump and they will never, they are never going to make up however, if donald trump becomes president, mitch mcconnell will be right there trying to help keep taxes from going up. >> they'll find a way to agree on if he takes in the republican agenda it's an extraordinary book that is coming out next week, i believe were the week after a longtime washington reporter, mike attack it? >> yeah. a friend of a lot of ours has this book fascinating. look at mcconnell i don't it's, i'm really looking forward to reading. i have to say as someone who was in the halls for the entirety of the trump administration goodness. okay. >> now we have that extend an election cycle of firsts, including on wednesday when vice president harris sat down for her first ever interview on fox news have that soundbite, but one of paris's goals for going on fox was to appeal to that 50%, looking to draw

cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny, republican strategists partner at on-message, brad todd and cnn political commentator karen finney. welcome to all of you david sanger, i want to start with you on this operation because the details of it are quite frankly, just stunning and i'm interested to know what your insights are, your reporting is around. i mean, this was a routine operation that drone footage just kind of showing him sitting in the chair at one point, he throws an object perhaps a stick at this israeli drone as he sits there in this chair. i mean, this is a man who, the world wondered, was he alive? was he dead? they were hunting him and tunnels underneath gaza it just feels stunning to that they, they, they stumbled upon him aboveground and that these are the scenes of his final moments. what do you see when you look at this? what have you heard? what do you understand about how this came to be kasie? >> good morning. it's a remarkable turn of events because as you suggest hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars, were spent in the broader intelligen

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was her first brad republican, which i hate to be the skunk at the garden party but i think, you know, i plant political event for a living and i think this was political malpractice to put her in front of this white house, 68% of americans think that the country's on the wrong track and they blame joe biden and increasingly with they're blaming kamala harris by standing in front of the white house tonight. she's going to own all 68% of that disapproval and i think it's a comfort reason. i think northwest washington, d.c. is about her your best precinct in america. everybody likes her there she should have been in a union lodge in philadelphia are pittsburgh tonight that would have done her a lot more good. and i also don't think that she did a lot from nikki haley voters. they've talked a lot this week about that they were going after haley voters and i think the haley voters head to be looking at this as like a christmas present. they opened up and it was sachs they got nothing new from her, nothing that wasn't in her convention speech, frankly. and i don't think this moves the ball

we begin right now with the vice president joining us is republican strategist and media consultant brad todd, cnn anchor and chief political correspondent dana bash, cnn, political commentator jamal simmons, also, gretchen carlson, journalists and co-founder of lift. our voices. dana. >> i mean, clearly vice president harris picking that spot for a very obvious reasons with a huge crowd, was that a win for her tonight? >> i mean, this is exactly what the harris campaign hoped that they were going to deliver that she was going to deliver in the setting it was unmistakable, not just january 6, but with the white house behind her and most importantly, of course, what she said and how she said it to me, the takeaway sort of umbrella lines this is not who we are it doesn't have to be this way. it is the contrast that the harris campaign has been trying to make for 100 days or so that they have been in there that donald trump you have to remember what it was like. and he is provided that memory because of the madison square garden a lot of his speeches, but especially the madut's madison squa

this came about because brad raffensperger was sued in his personal capacity over election fraud claims out of his own pocket. at this juncture he has spent over $500,000 of his own money. so with that as an inspiration, some allies of secretary raffensperger have put together this fund, and they're raising money for it now to defend election workers if they are sued in this way where they have to pay for it out of their own pocket. most election workers don't have the resources that secretary raffensperger does personal ly. these election officials are crucial to our democracy. this group, the election defense fund, is here to say we have your back, if you are sued in your personal capacity, there's somebody coming to the rescue to help you out. >> you make a good point, you don't become an election official to get rich. these are not people making a lot of money. when folks who don't understand how this works, when you hear a number like 500,000, half a million dollars just for this case, the vast majority, almost all americans could not pay that. so is that -- i guess the question is

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the under the hood here to challenge this election, if necessary. >> first of all, i was looking at brad during the mitt romney thing because we bought last i know 2012. >> i was when when the biden garbage comments broke, there's a little text chains among couple of romney folks like remember that night like i remember i wrote believe for the ap exactly where austin around being like, what's the content can we there's no real way. >> we rewind. there is there is no good answer and the white house tried they might and look as a point, i think we we're barely into this week with trump and the trump campaign at defense. and then quickly the biden came and gave him something to go on. offense. anything more acutely, instead of just rhetoric, what they've done really well, they've been funny and creative with things that can get them visually back on. authentic look like i'll step back for a minute to i think this is one of the things also where it if kamala harris doesn't win, i think it's a little bit more indicative her campaign where she has been less likely to be that do that funny, you

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state officials like brad raffensperger, georgia's republican secretary of state, are bracing themselves for another contested election. in january 2021 raffensperger got an infamous call from then president trump asking to find votes so trump could win. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. which is one more than we have. because we won the state. >> you resisted so much pressure in 2020 to not certify the election in georgia. if you face pressure again in 2024 to not certify the presidential election, can you give your word that you will resist once again, wherever the pressure's coming from? >> i'll do my job. i'll follow the law. and i'll follow the constitution. >> reporter: raffensperger will once again oversee and certify georgia's elections. >> are any of the changes put forward by the state election board necessary? >> no. >> not one? >> not one. >> you say things are safe and secure in georgia, yet this election board keeps making rule after rule after rule. what's going on? >> i think that many of them are living in the past and they can't accept what

not go on for too long and to bring him close to the facts of the national debate we are having. >> brad and mario parker, thanks for the insights. we will bring in our economic panel next to debate the merits of trump's known policy propoa. it is coming up next on a special edition of balance of power on bloomberg tv and radio. >> when i am going to do is something nobody has thought about doing. no tax on tips. as part of our additional tax cuts, we will end taxes on overtime. i want to cut taxes on americans will putting tariffs on china and foreign countries to bring our jobs back home. >> my plan is to make the trump tax cuts permanent. they are massive tax cuts, biggest ever, and to cut taxes more with a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%. no tax on social security benefits. saving thousands of dollars for residents of new york, pennsylvania, new jersey, and other high cost states. >> as part of our tax cuts, we will make interest on car loans fully deductible. >> collection of economic policy proposals former president donald trump has rolled out over the past cou

. >> reporter: brad jones is an electrician, and he told us he is concerned about what feels like them, the election. >> from the economy standpoint, from the border standpoint to cost of groceries, there is a lot riding on this election. >> reporter: jones has long been a member of the county board and supports former president trump, as do most of his neighbors. metter is in candler county, which trump carried 70-30 in 2020. but stirring in this part of rural georgia, quiet support for vice president harris. >> i don't line up with either party. i'm more of that person who i'm absolutely going to go towards the candidate themselves. >> come on, princess. >> reporter: tiffany lee and her husband shawn raise quarter horses and own a clothing store nearby. do you think there is a shy harris voter? >> absolutely. it's something that's whispered about. there are a lot of harris voters here, a lot. >> reporter: do you find yourself in that position? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for brandon bird, metter born and raised, this is the season of voter engagement. >> hey, how you doing? >> repor

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i also have to like brad, admit that i've been friends with glenn for a very long time. we got to know each other when he prosecuted for corruption in the late eighties. unsuccessfully? no, no. i did a couple of years in allenwood, but it was good for my character, and glenn thought it was. and we became best friends after that. but i want to thank all of you for coming, first of all. and and i'm very glad to be able to do this with my friend. i will try to ask him hard questions, even though we are friends. but he knows all the answers. unfortunately. glenn also, by the way, very helpfully provided me with a list of 140 questions that i could that i could ask. it starts with what do the letters aig stand? instagram and instagram and the the the last question. can you explain the immutable nature of corruption in the hearts of men? so we're going to we're to work our way to that. that might be part two of this book. but glenn, why don't you actually just start by talking about it is i mean, maybe people in this in this audience know something about what an is, but talk a

i'm brad graham, the co-owner of bookstore, along with her with my wife, lissa muscatine and. it's quite a special treat for us to be hosting glenn fine, who's here to talk about his new book, watch dogs inspect orders general and the battle for honest and accountable government. it's a it's a special treat because glenn is a longtime friend, mine and of listeners so we've known for some time of his distinguished service as the inspector general of not just one major department but to the justice department for 11 years and, the pentagon for four years. among familiar with what inspectors do, glenn, is widely a leading example of how to do the job but not many aware of ig's. which is why glenn decided, to write this book, recounting his experiences and detailing and very instructive terms how i use seek to make government more more efficient and more accountable. and in the book also puts forward some thoughtful proposals for for strengthening oversight. you know being ig can be a pretty thankless position. glenn recalls a number of in which he was obstructed, criticized or wo

. >> cnn's jeff zeleny and priscilla alvarez and the atlantic's >> she spoke with representative brad sherman of california. he said something that was kind of jaw dropping, but very instructive. he said, you're fighting on eight fronts. and on one of those fronts, you're not winning the eighth front is world opinion and opinion in the united states, particularly the left half of the united states, the israelis have to win the eighth front look >> i'm ways was telling of that. i will also just say that when we're watching the developments over the last year, the statements that were put out by the president and the vice president today for indicated that it put a pin in that because not only was it the first half of the semen saying israel has a right to defend itself and we need to think of the jewish people today, but also included in that was the situation in gaza and the palestinians, anything that's sort of set a marker as to how much is this evolved on the question of where the boats are. we're not talking about the biggest populations in this country, i mean they're very small

brad, that stock is up by 5.7%.was a pretty strong quarter, all the way around. >> it was, it was. yeah, you mentioned the cloud growth. the margins, i think, were especially better than people were expecting. search continues to check the box, not amazing, but checks the box good enough. but, yeah, 5% is a big move for a stock like this. >> and in some ways, i think, getting back to just the a.i. questions itself, maybe answering some questions or concerns there may have been about it falling behind. the likes of openai, microsoft and some of its other competitors it has, also with cloud, when it comes to aws. what do you take more broadly or more long term out of this quarter's results? >> yeah, that, you know, the growing narrative of this quarter, i think each quarter, they're doing a better job articulating, you know, they have this leadership position. they're getting gemini, which is the main model which is upwards of seven businesses now that have over a billion users. so they're really working it into their

let's talk about that and more with georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. mr.anks for the time seems like law no is no problem down. >> 2.3 million votes already cast, in person just about 2.2 million. we play that back now i think they look pretty darn silly. it looks funny but it wasn't funny at the time because it cost us an all-star game. >> bret: also not funny you had a cyber attack that you all thwarted. happened there and what's the result? >> well, on the last day of registration we had over 420,000 attacks came in from all over the world. we did see our site was slowing down. it is something that we had been prepared for with our vendor and something that we have invested in. so, cloud flared us, we immediately put up an interface that i am a human, i am not a robot, so they had to go there and that slowed it down relately quickly, once that happened we could pick off the interface yes, we were hit and they tried to take over our website you believe that's a foreign source. >> it appeared to be foreign source from 10 different countries they were very

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split all right brad, jessica? >> question three is a really big issue this year.oted for in 2022 and it passed. but because of our constitution have to pass it again. basically this in ballot ballot questionwill allow for oy which will allow all of our to participate in one primary with democrats and then in the general election to be ranked choice voting system you basically rank your top five favorite candidates. this does not. apply to the presidential election. if jill stein were on the ballot to take effect it would not apply to that election be exclusively to state races. this is really appeal to a lot of voters especially nonpartisan who have felt disenfranchised. butal they had to choose between the lesser of two evils. they like the idea of ranking a candidate. some also say it's a very confusing system and disenfranchised voters who might not know how it works. there's also anotherer element where if you don't use ranked choice system your vote might not go as far. it depends who you vote for. if for instance in this presidential race if this were a thin

. >> george: that was brad raffensperger speaking to abc news about election security in the 2024 race. this morning we're launching a month-long series introducing you to people across the country who are dedicated to ensuring the integrity of the voting process. we started with steve osunsami looking at election officials protecting your vote in the battleground state of georgia. >> i am a u.s. citizen. i demand -- >> reporter: it's come to this in georgia. >> now. >> i need to call my husband. >> reporter: for the first time ever, county workers who run elections here are role-playing a month before november 5th, and they've trained for the worst, screaming voters, deadly packages, and active shooters. >> the most important thing is to get those voters out and get them to safety, and fight for your life if you have to. and i never thought i would ever have to say those words. i'm sorry. >> nothing to be sorry for. >> reporter: deirdre holden with the voice full of sweet georgia team has directed elections in georgia, a suburb northwest of atlanta, for the last 17 years. >> good morn

. >> reporter: in boulder, colorado, brad hicks reporting. >> krispy kreme is honoring heroes on first with a valid id can get a free small coffee and doughnut, no purchase necessary, but the offer is limited to one doughnut per person. >>> before we go, here's dylan drier with a preview of what's ahead on today. >> this morning, kelsey baa ballerini is here. and i will introduce you to nba super star jalen brunson's mom. that's all this morning on the third hour of "today." >> thankfor kicking ofs right now at five. a possible chance at freedom. a

. >> let's bring in the chairman of the subcommittee republican representative brad wenstrup of ohio.also a physician congressmen. what exactly does your committee believed cuomo light about well, first of all, let me let me just say on behalf of that the victims of covid and their families and especially in new york in this case, i wish we weren't required to make this referral, but the facts left us no choice. >> and so we recommended charge to charge criminally on false statement so let's just start with one. governor cuomo said that he was not involved with the review or drafting of the new york health department report from july 6, which was intended to downplay the accusations that his directive to put covid patients into nursing homes was a problem, and it was the downplay that he said he had nothing to do with it. he said he didn't review it and didn't edit it. but we were able to get documents. we spoke to people on his team. we requested records and we were able to clearly get evidenced that he did do that. >> but in his transcribed interview, he said he did not. >> another

that's, i think yes, she needs a sharper answer on that we're heading towards the top of the hour, but brad, todd, while i have you for our viewers who don't know, you do a ton of work in pennsylvania yeah, and it is really the key to the election. >> so right here, three weeks out, who is winning in pennsylvania? >> probably donald trump's going to win pennsylvania and i think he may win it by more than a point. i could see him winning by two. >> why is that right now, she's uniquely unsuited to the state on a variety of matters. >> it's a working-class state that's the coalition that you went with. obama won with the working class coalition. she's not been able to put that back together. >> all right, really interesting if you come back next tuesday, i'll ask you the same question conversation again. alright. thank you, guys very much for being here today. thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn new central starts right now until election day, but starting today, it's already election day. >> in battleground, georgia, early in-person voting just getting